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Torrance statement on online map
Launched last year, Torrance’s crime map promised to use cutting-edge technology to notify residents of the latest crimes in their community. But a Times review has found that the Torrance Police Department deliberately withholds information on hundreds of crimes across the city, including some of the most serious.
More than 150 theft reports filed at the Del Amo mall in the months after the map launched are missing. So are eight rapes recorded by Torrance police and scores of other crimes that the department deems “confidential.” Read more »
Published: May 21, 2011
Sources: Los Angeles City Controller
Credits: Ben Welsh
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